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Point P is the image of P(6,0) left under the translation (x,y)to(x-6,y-1) What are the coordinates of P?

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Answer:

P1(0 , -1)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let (x1 , y1) be the coordinates of P1 the image of P(x , y)

[tex]\left \{ {{x_{1} =x-6} \atop {y_{1} =y-1}} \right. \\\\then\\\\\left \{ {{x_{1} =6-6 = 0} \atop {y_{1} =0-1 = -1}} \right.\\\\then\\\\P_{1} (0 , -1)[/tex]

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